Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 15, 1884, Page 8

BT OMAHA. Tuesday Morning, Jan, 16. The Weather. Missouri walley: Partl cloudy weather, light local snows, nort) to east winds, ng barometer, followed in the northern part Tuesday night by a slight fall, colder in the southern portiens and slightly warmer in the northern, — LOOAL BREVITIES, For the —The Paxton hotel opened a brand new register yostorday morning, —The Metropolitan club will give a social hop at Masonic hall this, Tuesday evening, January 15th. —A woman of the town died at the corner | F. Driscoll, BOARD OF TRADE. 4 Special Meeting at fhe Board Rooms Night, Last The Meeting of the Board of Direct- ors—Appointing of Committees —A Communication from George Francis Teain, A special meeting of the board of trade was held last evening, President Falconer in the chair. After roll call the proceedings of the directors’ meeting in the ={ternoon were read, being in substance as follows: The board of directors met at 3 p. m. Present, C. F. Goodman, chairman; John Kvans, Specht, G. C. Ames, O. . Wakegeld, and W. W. of Eleventh and Harnoy streots Sunday night | Bingham. from a too free use of upinm and beer. On motion, the following members —One of the paid firemen of the city was | were elocted as committeemen for the en- wuspended, Sunday night, for two weeks, for a { gying year: too free use of the ‘flowing bowl.” Transportation—W. J. Broatch, W. —A free fight took place at the railroad | H. McCord, S. R. Johnson, H. . Clark crossini on Tonth street Sunday night, in which | 4nd Max Meyer. one man received an ugly wound in his cheek. No arrests were made. —The installation of officers of the Odd Fellow lodge Saturday night was a very pleas- ant affair. The grand master was present and performed the ceremonies, Manufactures—Clark Woodman, F. E. Baily, C. Specht, W. W. Marshall, and R. N. Withnell. Live Stock—Joseph F. S8heely, Jno, A. McShane, W. A. Paxton, John L. Hill —Isaac Rothholz, a clothier on Tenth [and G. W. Homan. street, made an assignment to Sheriff Miller, Douglas County Lands—George C. yestorday, in favor of his creditors. The | Ames, George P. Bemis, Thos. Gibson, papere were filed in the office of the county | George H. Boggs and O. F. Davis. clerk at 8:30, ~—There will be revival meetingsin the Ger- man Mothodist church this week every night, corner Twelfth and Jackson streots. A cor- dial invitation is given to German friends of [ heim, G. W. Lininger, Omaha. Strangers are welcome, —In police court yesterday morning there were six cases for disturbance of the peace. Two Memorials—John C. Cowen, Champion 8. Chase, E. Rosewater, Geo. L. Miller, 4nd Fred Nye. Arbitration—Milton Rogers, P. Wind- . verriam, J. B. French. Meteorology—Thos.Gibson,C. F,Good- man, G, W, Ames, Elections—C. F. Driscoll, Jno. Evans wera fined $3 each and costs, and the other | .4 5 " A Wakefield. four received 85 each and costs. One case A communication from Mayor Chase for } discharging fire-arms within the oity | asking the board to call oa him at his Timits, wae fined £ and costa. —A very pleasant little party was given Mr. Foley's on Saturday evening. Dancing residenco (hoe being confined by sicknoss) at | in regard to appointing delegates to at- tend convention of improvements of the Mississippi river and its navigable tribu- was indulged in until o late hour. Themusic | yaricy’to b held in Washington, Fob. b, was furnished by the Ttallan band. During [ 1884 was read. the evening the inner man was refreshed with 0.'R. Schaller, through Thos. Gibson, good cake and wine. Everybody present had | agked to be authorized to issue a circular an elegant time. —A young woman from one of Nebraska's interior towns writes to TiE Bek and desires an advertisement for a husband inserted, but at the same time failed to send the cash with the order. If a husband is not worth paying for he is certainly not worth having, hence the advertisement will be held until the cash is forthooming. —A man who claims to know, stated yes- terduy that tho right name of the girl who was shot at Croft's, Saturday night, is Jessie Troup. That her parents are respectable peo- ple and live near Columbus, That she ran away from home with & saloon keeper by the name of Wright and went to live with him at Hostings, and she thus came by the name of ‘Wright, —There were two spirited runaways Satur- One occurred on Capitol ave- nue hill and the other on Cass street hill, and both teams were street car horaes attached to cars, Tho team on Capitol avenue hill dashed down the street, throwing the car from the track and dragging it for some distance upon day afternoon. the ground. The whiffle-trees were broken, and the team, released from the car, dashed on madly down the street. The runaway on describing the live stock, railroad, real estate and manufacturing interests of Omaha,as being compiled by C. R. Schal- ler, under the direction of the Omaha board of trade, circular for distribution abroad, and in consideration of this being granted would allow the board to have printed as many of the circulars as they wished at $16 per 1000 for use of the board. This proposition, after discussion, was relarrmf to a committee consisting of Thomas Gibson, J. A, Wakefield, and J. C. Adoms, with power to act. The petition of J, A. Hascall for mem- bamhis, was acted on favorably and elected. It was moved and carried by Mr. C. Specht that a committee of three, in- cluding the chairman of this board, be appointed to confer with the county commissioners to try and get them to re- lease any right or claim that Douglas connty has or claims im the property now occupied by them for county offices, ete.,, to the city. C. F. Goodman, C. Specht and Thomas Gibson were ap- inted. The minutes of the board of directors were approved. The proceedings of the last meeting Cass street hill was not soserious, and nobody | and annual election were read and ap- was hurt in either rumpue. —On Thursday last a gentleman called at proved., The secretary read a communication from the chairman of the convention for the office of the county treasurer and gave his |y}~ i rovement of the Mississippi check for $06 in payment for taxes andre-|river and its navigable tributaries, to be seiyed a receipt for the same, On Baturday | held in Washington City, February 5th, the bapk on which the check was drawn re- | 1884, turned the same stating that the drawer had 10 fungs in the bank aud hed mede no de- | to five delegates, the president, on mo- postia for several days, Mr, Itush, the trens- ;km, Was i er ol urer, at once swore out a warrant for the sieayyer of tho check for obtaining a tax receipt | AdO under false pretenses. The drawer explained that he had some difficult with that bank and had changed his deposits to another institu- tion, and that by mistake hio had gotten hold of tho wrong blank cheok, Tho explanation | will be kept open for few days. ‘was satisfactory and the man was reloased, ‘won’t have it. e ———— Eruptions and malignant fevers are Samaritan conquered and cured by Nervine, 8. Sale, Madison, Florie your Druggists. SHOOTING SCRAPES. ‘Two of Them Reported to Have Taken | was taken u, " Place in This City Sunday Night. that the woman was badly wounded. ‘We have endeavored to look the matter | Bronchitis f up but have been unable to find anybod; an) o of the matinee, an ‘wind on his stomach. TENTH STREET RACKET, At a late hour Bunday night & man was | Store. Large size 81,00, #fired out” of a dive at the corner of - was aroused. He dre and clnpfl:? the remai w:o the door, after which ANOTHER SHOOTEK, “ Yestesday moruing the judge | day. him b and costs. o —— An End to Bone Scraping. boxes of Bucklen's is now sound and e bot- per “Dr, Richmoud's Samaritan Nervine gormmenfly cured ‘me of epileptic fits. Two shooting matinees are reported as having taken place in this city Sunday Between b and 6 o'clock Sunday even- ing a man came running into the under- h\dmuublhhmt of Drexel & Maul, and all out of breath, asked tor the coro- Ho stated that a Jew, living on avenue, had shot at his wife, and i kno e are ve that the in. 3 Lnnntmul" have been troubled with a was quiet and ning he Au this official call entitled the board cted to appoint that num- logates from the bonrd. [ od, The following gontlemen wore sug- osted: Max Meyer, Wm. A. Paxton, . H, McShane, C. 8. Chase and Gen, Manderson, but the npgointmenu were left discretionary with tl A communication was read from Geo. They can’t “monkey” with John Rush, for ho | Francis Train, as follows: Citizens of the Board of Trade: have mailed Bemis water’s telegram) History of Omaha, Credit Mobilier, Union Pacific. send through Cosmos. Gro. Franom TrAIN, The subject of sending a delegate to attend the meeting of tho state board of fiel& at Lincoln to-day, and discussed, and Mr. ', Driscoll and Thomas Gibson were agriculture, to be C. appointed ¢ attend said meeting. en. Estabrodk was also added to the committee. There wasta general and informal dis- e for the ing, and the matter of a cussion of éf trade buildi o —— A Startling Discovery, Mr. Wi, Johnson, of Huron, Dak. that his wifo had boen troubled ory for Gonsumption, Cough, which had » magical effect, and Trial bottles Free at C. F. SNELL'S PREDICAMENT, Grand Jury in the Sum of 2,500, gflmfi;&:&;h&fiu’: l.‘;‘:l“' The Coroner's Jury Hold Him to the returned Ghanon's toll what occurred at all, After the evi room was cleared and the ju &nm! the bail was fixed at $2,600, plain to the jury that the girl had pulled the trigger of the revolver herself, but there was no evidence that could be made to look that way. Jessie Snell was caused by an accident and while the deceased and Snell were engaged in a drunken scuffle. dick, state's attorney, stated to the jury that if thoy found that the deceased came to h wound, and that Snell was committing an unlawful act at the time, it was their duty to hold him. that Snell was committing an unlawful act in oarrying a pistol, and it was upon Two decades ago you invited me to an ovation, banquet. (I did not accept.) I i (in reply to Rose- Omaha Got at should subscribe for 100,000 copies to held before Justios Anderson, Wednes- day momin? 01 at 0 o’clock. r Snell attempted to ex- Counsel As was stated before, the death of Mr. Red- her death by the pistol shot He then explained these grounds that he was held. — Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The greatest medical wonder of the world, Warranted to speedily cure Burns, Cnts, Ul- cors, Salt IRheum, Fever Sores, Cancers, Pilos, Chillblains, Corns, Tetter, Chapped hands, and all skin eruption, garanteed to cure in every instance, or money refunded. 25 conts per box, —— THE NEW GLIMMER. The Stockholders of the Sperry Electric Light and Motor Company “I'HE DAILY BEE~-OMAHA, Held a Meeting Last Night and Elect- ed a Board of Seven Directors— A Few Minor Points Dis- cussed, An adjourned meeting of the stock- holders of the Sperry Electric Light and Motor company was held last evening at Ames' real estate office on Farnam street. The meeting was called to order by Mr. Gibbon in the chair. The object of the meeting was the election of a board of directors, which was proceeded to at once. All of the stock was represented ex- cept nine shares, and the question arose a8 to whether a majority of the full amount of the stock was necessary for the election of an officer, or whether simply a majority of the stock represent- ed at the meeting at which the voting took place would be sufficient. It was decided that the majority of the stock present, provided more than one-half of the entire stock represented, was suffi- cient to elect an officer or transact any business. Quite a number of the stockholders were absent and their votes were cast by proxy. After the ballots had been cast and counted it was found that six of the seven directors had been elected, viz : J. E. Boyd, J. H. McShane, Thomas Swobe, A J. Simpson, Guy C. Barton and Churchill Parker. Motion was then made by Mr. Hall that the chair be instructed to cast the ballot of the stockholders forthe election of the ramaining candidate who had re- ceived the highest number of votes. After considerable argument the motion was finally passed, andas C. V. Galla- gher was the gentleman answering that description, he was declared unanimously elected as director. A motion was then made that the directors, with the exception of the sec- retary, treasurer and general manager, render their services without money compensation for the first year. Another argument then followed, but the motion was finally carried. A meonition was then received from the gentlemen who own the franchise of the Sperry patent for the state of Ne- braska, to dispose of said franchise to the company for $330,000. They agreed to take &15.000 of the purchase money in stock of the company at par and the remaining $15,000 to be in cash. Long explanations were then in order, and some of the stockholders were unable, even then, to comprehend the meaning of the proposition. 4 A motion was made that the propusi- tivn be accepted, and the same was car- ried. s 5 Uroh motfon the mesting then ad- journed, subject to a call f¥om the board of directors. o president and ! The Sperry Rloctric Light and Motor company is now thoroughly organized, and we were informed by one of the stockholders that they would have a “*plant” in working order inside of sixty days. e —— These Are Solid Facts, The best blood purifier and system regulator ever placed within tho reach of suifering humanity, truly is Eloctrio Bitters, Inactiv- ity of the Liver, Biliousness, Jaundice, Con. stipation, Woak Kidnoys, of ‘any discase of the wiinary organs, or whoover requires an ap- potizer, tonic or mild_stimulant, will always find Flectric Bitters the best and only e curo known, They act surely nd quickly, every bottle guaranteed to give entire satis- faction or money refunded. Sold at fifty centa a bottle by C. F. Goodman. i b Kb Saratoza News, Rev. J. E. Hall, of the Southwest Presbyterian church, addressed the Union Sunday school Sunday. . The meeting of the literary and debat- writes e ith sols many years, and that all reme- gave no permanent rellef, until he procured a bottle of Dr. Kuig's New Discov- and Colds, produced a mnwm. 1t is guaran to cure all Ty of Throat, Lungs, or Brouchial Goodman's Drug The coroner’s jury in the case of Jossie Three or four witnes- ses were examined, and the evidence ad- duced was about the same as that of Sun- tostimony differed somewhat from the rest, but as near as could be ascertained he was so drunk on ;| the night of the shooting that he cannot ence had been heard the proceeded to make up their verdict. ~ After due de- , three bottles of | liberation they concluded to hold Snell jury for manslaughter, and i s Snell did .n::muhulmd he was taken back to Jail, His preliminary examination will be ing ‘society Saturday was quite inter- eiting. The society paper by Ll was an able production and well received. The debate was the most interesting of the season, participated in by Hon, John L and C. R. Redick of your city. The Fair of our Sunday school opens Wednesday evening to continue three evenings, A gold headed cane donated by Edholm & Erickson, will be voted to @ most. Eo and a basket of flowers to the most popu- lar lady. Cuckoo, ANOTHER FAILURE, The Western Stcam Heating Com- pany in Deep Financial Trouble. The Western Steam Heating eonlpu)):, of this city, have virtually failed, They are now trying to effect a satisfactory set- tlement with their creditors. An attempt is being made to have the Haxton Steam Heating Company, of Kewanee, 1llinois, ta¥e hold of the busi- ness and run it for the benefit of the creditore, The liabilities of the Western Steam Heating company are $20,000. Assets, $22.000, maiuly in book accounts, Whether a satisfactory settlement will be effected is not yet known. S — Grins, Ploasant, healthy grins are seen only on thy ) TThe dyspeptio aud. bilitated can sudlo only in_ halt-hearted Purify tho blood, bone the stomach, and o the tissues with Burdock Zlood Bit. {ere, 1 you widh b Longh wolt o clton. — I0WA ELOPERS. Au Iowa Banker end & Milliner Skips Ont Together Withont Consnlting the Banker's Wife, The Old Lady “Tumbles to the Rack- et” and Follows them to this City—The Party All Re- turn Home To- gether, @ lowa is a great state for sensations of all kinds and; the latest one which has come to light occurred the latter part of lnst week. Inalively little town in that state lived a banker, who is one of the most prominent citizens of the place. He has been favored by fortune and has amassed a snug little sum of this world’s goods. Heis a man who has reached the shady side of life, as may be seen by the gray hairs which cover his head. He has a wife and several children, all of whom have attained the years of matur- ity. His home is a most pleasant one in every respect. buy or loving hands F done to make his life pleasant and happy. Yet. notwithstanding all this, the old sinner deserted all to cast his lace. TOWN eyes, lot with a millionaire of the The milliner had beautiful her nut brown hair hung in beautiful ringlets, and her sylph like form was most entrancing to the eye, particularl 80 to the banker’s eye. winning, dashing, handsome widows, and she succeeded in completely fascinat- ing the old *‘money bags.” gI‘he pair finally determined to elope, 80 one day, the latter part of last week, they skipped and came (o this city and registered at one of our principal hotels as man and wife. Now a certain trayelling man, whose former home was 1n this Iowa town from which these lovers came, had been ad- vised of their sudden departure. (On Saturday last he happened to be in this city and dropped into the hotel where the eloping pair were registered. The first man he met in the office was the banker and approaching him he extend- ed his hand, gut the banker feigned ig- norance, but the traveling man wouldn’t have it, and finally convinced the banker that he knew him. He also saw the milliner in the dining room. He determined to lay low and watch proceedings, On Saturday evening there arrived in this city the banker's wife and daughter, and they were slow to discover where the happy but guilty pair were staying. They repaired to the place, and when they both appeared before the old man, to say that f:e wilted would be putting it exceedingly mild. There were angry words; there were tears; there were threats, but in a very short time a reconciliation was effected, and on Sunday the whole party left in r. Butler pular gentlemen 1 Saratoga company for home. The old man will devote his time to shaving notes in the future, while the milliner will attend strictly to trimming hats. It is quite evident that there is some- thing in the atmosphere in Iowa which breeds this kind of deviltry, for certain it is that thero is lots of it goingon there. Then another thing about the business is that nearly all of them fly to Omaha, where they are nearly always caught. S —— ‘Will It Really Cure Rheumatism ? We answer, honor bright, it will cure rheu- matism, and tho severest cases too. Dr. Thomas' Eclectric il was specially prepared for the rheumatic and lame. Notice lotters from the people relative to its merits in nearly overy paper in the country, RAILROAD NEWS, The St. Joseph & Western Passes From the Hands of the Receiver and Becomes an Inde- pendent Line, =T &t Juseph Herald, 18th, Thomas L. Kimball, general manager of the Union Facific railroad company, and A, J. Poppleton, attorney for that from Omaha in a special car and were engaged all day yesterday arranging end sottling the affairs of the St. Joseph & Western railroad with the receiver. The receiver, Geo. B. Smyth, was removed by agreement of all the parties inter- ested in the matter and he and of Judgd McCrary for his removal was wande some days ago, and filed in the United States court at Topeka on the 10th inst. The plaintiffs in the suit were represented yesterday by Judson & Mot- ter, the Farmers’ Loan and Trust com- pany, and the interests of the St. Jo- seph & Western by Doniphan & Reed, and the receiver gy Ex-Governor Silas Woodson, The papers were all signed, agreed to, and forwarded to Judge Me- Crary for his final approval. The St. Joseph & Western railroad company was (ugly organized on the 10th inst., in Boston, with Sidney Dillon, whom are in the interests of the plain- tifts of the suit. Winslow Judson,of this city, is one of the directors, and a mem- ber of the executive committee. The road now into the management of L. D. Tuthill, who has power to make any cortracts for passenger and freight transportation on such terms as he may think proper, unless the same should be rejocted léy the board of directors, Col. A. M. Saxton, it is understood, will be appointed tressurer, Mr. Motter con- sulting attorney, and Messrs, Doniphan & Reed, who have had the mansgement of the legal affairs of the road for ten or twelve years, will be the attorneys. Old .mplu{el will probable be retained, Mr. Tuthill having power to appoint. The road is expected to be run in the interest of St. Joseph, Itis understood that the receiver received $5,000 for his services and that Woodson, Green & Burneswere allowed $1,000 as attorneys. The Combination ot Ingredients nsed in making BROWN'S BRONCHIAL THOCHES is such as o give the best possible effect with safety. They are the best remedy in use for Coughs, Colds, and Tiroat Diseases, —— ' The Truth, To the Editor of The Bee: In Saturday's issue of Tur Bek I am represented in an editorial as a libeler and bribe-giver, The following plain statement of facts will, I hope, show that neither of the charges is a just one. On ——— afternoon T called at the private office of the editor of Tue Bes, and handing him & hurriedly written article, aaked him if he would ‘please corect it | b Fowderca. 106 Wall trest MONDAY, JANUARY 14, 1881, All that money could repare, has been To add to all this she was a widow, and one of those road, arvived in the city Friday night his boné¥men were released. The order president, with thirteen directors, five of and insert it in that evening's Bre. The following is the squib: “‘Would it not be well for the property owners that @xpect to have paving done to whit & while before signing for asphalt, as the Iate cold weather has demonstrated that it is not the right material for this climate,” Crrizes, 1 went directly to Mr. Rosowater be- cause I was told that Tur Ber being Iately very cold on the paving question, anything in any way favoring granite would not be kindly received. For that reason I stated that I would pay adver- tising rates for a communication really a news item. Mr. Rosewater read the item, snid he was very busy, that a simi- lar article was in type, that its repetition would be useless, and that I had better call in a day or two. The sum of two hundred dollars was nst mentioned by me at that or any other time. J. H, BAtowix, ——— Horsford's}Acid Phosphate, In|Nervous Diseases. Dr. Hexey, New York, says: “In ner vous diseases, I know of no prepaiation to equal it.” e PERSONAL, Mrs. Lffie Hall returned yesterday from the west, after an absence of about eleven months, much improved in health, Miss Hope Glenn, the charming contralto who assists at the Glee club concert to- night, arrived in this city yesterday morning and is staying at the Millard, Mr. A. B, Davenport, the popular room clerk of the Millard, left yesterday, with his family, for a visit to St. Joe and Kansas City, They will be gone several days. H E.W. Campbell, member of the Su. preme council of the Royal Arcanum of Bos- ton, is at the Paxton. He is here to exemplity new work of the order to-morrow evening. Delegates from the various councils through. out the state will be present, J. G. Goodman, of Tekamah, is a Metro- politan guest, ‘Wm. Harrison, of Wakefleld, is a guest at the Metropolitan. Frank Sharp, of Fremont, is at the Metro- politan, Eugene Grary, of Central City, 18 at the Motropolitan. John M. Ryan, of Columbus, is at the Met- ropolitan, C. Ronalds and wife, of Arlington, are at the Metropoli tan, H. Jeger, of Craig, is stopping at the Met- ropolitan. George A. Swith, of York, is at the Pax- fon, John D, MacMurphy, of Schuyler, s at the Paxton, W. H. B, Stout, of Lincoln, is at the Mil- lard. Harry Richards, agent for Minnie Castle, is at tho Millard. J. 0. West, of (irand Tsland, is at the Mil- lard. Geo. Yule and T are at the Millard, E. H. Chambers, of Niebrara, are at the Millard, J. HaPungate, E.S. Gaylord and Jesse S. Davis, all of Blair, are at the Millard, L. P. Young, of Lincoln, is at the Mil- lard. Sourbaugh, of Lincoln, H. A. Greenwood, of Wymore, is a Millard guest. Capt. W. H. Ashby and wife, of Wymore, aro at the Millar d. BSE. Laudmann, of Sutton, is at the Millard. AL F, Bott, of Hooper, is at the Motropol- itan. H, C, Aaron, of Ogalalla, is at the Metro- politan. G. P, Aelson, of Lincoln. is at the Metro- polltan, J. D. Seamon and S. W. Powers, of Kear- ney, are at the Paxton. Ed. Griffin, of North Platte, is a guest at the Paxton, W. D. Haller and L. C. Kinne. of Blair, are at the Paxton, J. H. Smith, of Valentine, isat the Paxton. Frank Harrison, of Plattsmouth, is at the Paxton, pooks, of Valentine, is at the Paxton. All Admire a Handsome Face. A pure, clear skin will make any face hand- some, Manifestly anything which strengthons and onriches the Dlood will directly aflect the whole person. All eruptions of tho skin dis- appear when Burdock Blood Bitters are em- ployed. They are a vogetablo remedy of in- estimable value. DIED. WALTON.—1In this_city, Januiry 13th, at 11 p. m.; at herresidence, southsast corner Eleventh and Harney stroots,Josie Walten, aged 24 years, Notice of funeral hereafter. REGAN.—In_this city, yestarday, at 7 a. ., Hanora,infant daughter of Jolin Regan, aged two weeks, Funeral took place yesterday afternoon, at3 p- m., from the residence, Twelfth and Pierce stroets, NELSON.—Mary, daughter of Johanna and Peter Nelson, January 14th, aged 7 yoars, Funeral will take place from Parkwilde ave- nue, between Seventh and Kighth streets,Jan- uary 15th, at 1:30 p. m. Friend are all in- vited. i One car load of show-cases, oval and mansard, all sizes just received at Good- man's. nl12-tf POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powdes never varies, A marvel of purit strengh aud wholesomeness. tha the ds, and cannol in competitio ry king itbthe multitude of low test, W it o ly o cans. Koyl Bak New York. —— (CAsTORIA 0. }Infants and Children ' Without Morphine or Narcotine. ‘What gives our Children rosy cheeks, ‘What cures their fevers, makes them sleeps "Tis_Castorin. When Babes tret, and ery by turns, ‘What cures their colic, kills their worms, But Castoria, What quickty cures Constipation, Sour Stomach, Colds, Indigestion ¢ ' But Castorin. Farewell then to Morphine Syrups, Castor Oil and Paregoric, and Hall Castoria, Centaur Liniment.—Anab= solute oure for Rheumatism, Sprains, Burns, Galls, &o., and an instantaneous Pain.reliever. SPECIAL NOTICES. JOR RENT—Au elogantly furnished alcove room, south exposure, all modern con venjences, finest. focation {n Omahs, ' N. W. Cor. 15th and Farnam streets, . JOR RENT—Comfortable front room, south-east comer Fourtoenth and Davenport, suitable for 068 tf two gentlemen. JOR RENT—2 fiew 5 toom | quire on 10th 8t. next door to Pacific Hot 1611 Cass Street. P.J. i ;o1 R with all modern imp T ) kood parties, Lorenzen's Bieck, cor. 1ith and Howard Street. 3t} JOR RENT—Furnished rooma on the northwest cor. 18'h and Capitolavenue, formerly Creighton Tlouse. 1891 JOR RENT—Rooms in Nebraska Nations Bank Building. Most desirable offices in the city or and heated b 026t FOR BALE. JOR SALE—House and acre lot near HHanscom Park. House 8 rooms and 11 first class improves fmente. Must be sold wi.hin a few duys. £83-15 H. B IRE Sup) stear {OR BATE particu street, Omah \ printing offige, val addiess Chas, T. Bu Pure yellow canary singer and pure N th St. 786171 i G eon house, hot bed, sash and other rdon fixtures. ' North end of 18th St. H.W.B. il store, With briok building in Draskn town, st re doing a bus. iness of 81 .000 yer yoar. BARKER & MAYNE, N, F. corner 13th and Furnam, 76841 #arSpecials will Positivelynot be inserted unless paid 1 advance. TO LOAN—Monev. ONEY TO LOAN—' wost_rates of Interest Bemis' Loan Agency, 15th & Douglns 284-tf DOR SALE—Stock of general merchandise and Luilding valued at about 5,400, AddressBox Firth, 761 hrs address or call at the N.E. comer Faroam ONEY TO LOAN In sums of #500. and x“‘wnrd. AVL 0. F. Davis and Co., Real Estate and Loan Agents, 1505 Farnam St. 805-tt P—Two good staves, one a cook stove and the other a heater. Call atA. Polnck's, 1816 Farnam St. 7034 ONEY TO LOAN—J. T. Beatty osns on chatte| vroporty, 214 South 14th St. decid )—Colored woman to cook and wash. il family. Apply at 1819 Farnam street. 5 “v,\merlA wood girl for gene.al housework at southwest corner 14th an md St. 81515 rl for general housework, 113 south 816 16§ TANTED-A g " girl to do general hoasew orl eral paid. Apply at 1815 Dodge steeet. 817-15% TANTED—Four girls to pack fruit. 822 14} PEYCKE BROS, \ 'ANTED—Good steady girl for work at 518 south 10th street. general_house- 821100 VWANTER—A competent il to_cook, wash and iron. "Extra wages paid to_competent help. Apply toMrs, George E. Prichett, 208 south I8th St. 820-158 Metropo'itan Hotel, 8 good y. A Gernan or Swede pre. eward, 828-16 VWANTEO_At 4 man or strong, ferred. Inquire foF ORSALE—A small Mosler, Bahman &C Proof safe, almost new, at this office. RO SALE—Farm 18 acros, new houso, baen and outtuildings, shade and fruit treos, Smull fruits in abundance; excellent location, 4 miles from pos office, § mile from kchool, Just the thing for *'t uc farm or dairy. Price §2,! Will raise in 80 days, G. k. Doane & Co, Real Estato Agents, 15th and Douglas strects. 07141 VOR SALE—Few lots on Idle Wilde. Call and * 00 abstract of title. John G. Willis' 1414 Dodge St. 409-1mo B\ou SALE—Only first class hotel (n a live town o two railronds, Whitney House, Griswold, Ta. 447-1mo} OR SALE—A business mans_residence rooms & blocks north west of Post Office, §3.250, 83x182 vacant 6 blocks N. W. of P. 0. §1.800. 897-18 McCAGUE, opposite P. 0. OR SALE—Threo lota in Hanscom place, $500 £ oheh monthly payments. - BlcCAGUE, opoaite TFORSATE=My two wiory brick rosidence, 0t and St. Mary'savenue. Large bam, out-House, water woras, well arranged. Lot 50x200. Piice §7.500. Best Bargain in Omaha. Call at M. Toft's People's Bank. 27+t )—A il todo general housework, Ap- mmediately at 2008 Ca'ifornia street. 830-17§ V TANTED—First-clasa Loy Arcade” Restaura Iry woman at “The Douglas St. 809-14§ A girl for ge. eralhousework 1515 Chi- 806-10% TANTED— Dishwasher at the Omaha Harney street, bot. 12th and 13th. V House, 803158 TAVANTED & good girl at white cottago 2th and Y Ma y's avenue. Good B04-tf nts to canvass Omaha and . They clim their s cloar 87 Circulars free, TANT 5. B, ks copying done. " Address 702145 OR SALE—12 lots_ono hlook west of Park ave. nue cars. Lots 50x150. Will sell the whole tract for §7,100, if sold before January 1st, 1884. Real es- tate owners bid this bargain, it you call at People s Bank. 27841 \OR SBALE—Choice business property, three lots cor. Saunders and Charles Streat. It will pay ycu igate this offor. Call at People’s Bank. JOR SALE—Improved propert, the buyer 20 per cent on the investment. Rente for §1,020 per year. All occupied by first class ten- ants. ~ Will sell for §10,500, it sold soon. Al or one- half cazh, balance, one to five years, The above in- Sestment'is worth'investigation. Call t the Leople's ank. -tf OLLED CATTLE AND CLYDESDALE HORSES. Tt e subscriber is taking orders for spring im. portation of the above. Prices much below those at auction sales. Reforences to those supplicd. Joha McCulloch, 1il. Trustand Sav. Bank, Chicago. which will pay W ANIED- Blscksmith at Florenco Cut-off. = Ap- ply toJ C. Murphy. at the works. 700-15 203 2mt TFOB SALE_A trst clnss seoond haud top bug i Call at 1519 Harney street. W ANTED- Faur or five gentlemen boardors at Y orLc; 1811 Webater street. bet. 15th and 14th. [JOR SALE—Two portaoe nol.ers, 10 10re power Apply at D. FITZPATRICK, 08t 218 South 15th Street. VW ANTED—& Sueedo or Dauisn giel for gonora housework. ~Call south side Charles strect, bet. Irene and James—the only house. 786-14. ANTRD-A first class_cracker baker to take charge of a bakery. For particulars address Taylor & Co., Wi eping Water Neb. 788-14) TANTED—A good baker immediately, at_F, F. Goodman & Broe,, Plattsmouth, Neb, 776-16§ WARTED-—Four persons to learu book keaping Bituation furnished, J. B. $MITH, 1616 ou: 761-16¢ WWANTED—A giri or goneral housework at 8. W. cor. 20th and Harney streets, 798-14§ JAMES NEVILLE. WANIED—A Gorman dining reom Kitchen girl. Hesse and Hoppe, 418 5. 18th St, between Harney and Howard. 565-t1 ANTED—A good washer and froner at 2406 Dodge street. 505-t1 VWANIED-A Gorman lady cook st Amerioau house, 920 Douglas street. 18143 las 2t SITUATIONS WANTED. PV ANTED—By ai experlenced farmor and stock breeder, a situstion as farm manager and sn- perintendent of o stock and grain farm. Twonty cars’ experience in the feeding of cattle and sheep for market, tog. ther with the growing and of roots. Address “C.” Bee offiec, TANTED—A situstion as nurse b tomed to nursing, would tak valid ~ Address *“H. 1" Bee office, GENTLEMAN beok-keepor of over 12 years ex- AI erience, and at prasent connected with one of the leading firms of this city, is open for engage ment.x Address 1 inies,” 8. e oifice, 7a9. VWASIED- By a young married man fro u situation a8 hook-keeper, alesman, or any pesition whire he can make hin: eful. Re- ference wiven, Addives VS, P." Bee ofiice, 797-14§ MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. ANTED—To invest cighy or ten hundred dollars With sservices as book-keeper, or in some oth- er elerical capac ould loan the money to em. ployer. Address #0." Bes office. $10-20§ JANTED—Partner in land business. 3600 will buy o balf interest in o well established, finely advert sed and payiog res] estato and loan business in town having two railroads, Fine country and excellent ch and_ responsible man of experience, Estate,” Bee office. southern Nebraska VW ANTED-To purchas for cash, o stock of gro- cerles or fome other good business. Address “P. A.” care Boe office, 708148 YA/ANTED—To trade a fiue single horse splendid carriage or buggy team (o real estate. BARKEL & MAYNE, N. k. coraer 18th aud Farnuin. T ARLEs OB YouNa MEN 1n city or country to 4 tako nice, light and pleasant work at their ‘own homes: §2 to $6. aday _easily and quictly made; work sent by mail. 1o canvassiug: no Please address Rellable Man'fg Co. drawer 1T. mp for Teply. Phfladelphia a. 768 1mol POR RENT--Houses and Lots. NOR RENT—New nine room dwelliog with steam heat, gas, city and cistern water, bath water closst, fiot and cold water, good oellsr, barn aud every convenience in a first-class o 92810 fi) mished room with b 14 Davenport. Also & §82419] NT—Furvished front 100w 636 N. 18th, 701-18) NT—A large Dis Inquire 1113 H ent, also entire se ey St §10,00) stock of Clothing hoes aud kurn shing Goods, aska. This s grand Gppor- tunity t0 go into business. F. O. CHESNEY, sy 14y Abingdou. 1L JPOR RENT—A well furnishod reom on 1ta street, 3 blooks from the opera house. Inquire at 617 souta 16th street. 7474 , 1816 Dodge street. Joor 706161 7Ok RENT—Furnbshed room at No. 600 south | GA 11th street. 765-164 catly furnished frant room, with large bay window, south front. Apply at 1414 Chicego street. 7. Fou Nice furnished front oo with bo. rd for two persons 1814 Davenport 86, 1561 e [ tahed by tho greatest rai OR SALE—Olu nowspapers w large and small Quantitics st this ofhos. T o MISCELLANEOUS. OST—0n Douglas strect. between 13th and 14th, & bunch of keys, on Saturday lss'. Are of no e except to owner. Finder will be rowarded hy re- burn?l;{ fams to Riley & Dellone, 1809 Douglas St. 823-14 RQUND S Purse with money on_the road to Mil- lard. Owner call on Bogs & Hill. | 8:4-10 "AKEN OP—A large white sow. Owner can have . same by calling on F. Paulsen, south side Jones atreet, be-.7th and th. E AEN UP—Cn miy premises on Dee. 15, 1883, in wes’ Omahs, oné Cream Colored Pony. Small white £pot in forchead, mane and tail a littie darker than the body. JAS. E VANDERCOOK. 8265t 1ewk§ V[\ R & COMPANY book-keeperand accountants, Examine and adjust dis-arranged books in o sys- tematic and acourate nanner, giving correct balan will especialiy attend to posting up baoks each day where the services of a book-keeper are required but a few hours, making out invoices, statements, and any correspondence confidentially, also make collec- tions, Office at P. Boyer and Co., 1020 Farram Si. 61g-1mo EDWARD KUEHL, MAGISTER OF PALMYSTERY AND CONDITION. ALIST, 803 Tenth stroet, betwoon Farnsm and Hat- ney, wiil, with the aid of guardian epirits, obtaining ony'one glance of th and preeent, ond the certain conditions in the future. Boots aud shoes male order. Perfoct satisfaction cuarantoed. The uve of tho term ** Shor Line" iu counection with the corjorate name of a greatroad, couveys an idea of ust what LI N E required by the traveling puh- L] lic—s Short Line, Quick Tioe und the best of a amods: fons—all of which are furn. in America, (Orzoaco, Mjrwavkes And St. Paul. It owna and operates over Northern lllinois, Wiscousin Dako i tions Northwest and_Far West, it naturally answers the deseription of Short Line, and Best Route between Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Minneapalis. Chicago, Milwaukee, La Crosee aud Winona. Chicago, Milwaukee, Aberdoen and Ellendalo Chicago, Milwaukee, Eau Claire and Stillwater: Chicago, Milwaukee, Wausau and Merrill, Chicago, Milwaukee, Beaver Dam and Oshkosh. Chicago, Milwaukee, Waukesha and Oconomowoe, Chicago, Milwaukee, Madison and Prairio du Chien. Chicago, Milwaukee, Owatonna and Fairibault, Chicago, Beloit Janesvillo and Mineral Point. Chloago, Elgin, Rockford and Dubugus. Chicago, Clinton, Rock Island and Cedar Raplds, Chicago, Council Bluffs and Omaha. Chicago, Sioux City, Sioux Falls and Yankton Chicago, Milwaukee, Mitchell and Chamberlain., Rook Island, Dubudue, St. Paul aud Minhcapois, 500 wllos of 08 innosota, lowsan es, branches and conners business centres of the ; and a8t mai reach all the gre Davenport, Calmar, St. nd Minneapoli Pullman Bleepers and the Finest Dinlng Cars in world are run on the main lines of the H 8. 8 MERRILL, A. V. H. CARPENTER, Gen'l Mauager, Gen'l Pase. Agent, J.T. CLARK, GEO H. HEAFFORD, Gen'l Su) DR. WHITTIER 617 St. Charles St., St, Louis, Mo. REGULAR GRADUATE of two medical colleges has been_engaged longer in the treatment of CHRONIC, NERVOUS, BKIN AND BLOOD Discases than other physician it 8t. Louis, & city papers show and all 0ld residents know. Consultation frec invited. - When it is inconvenient to visit the ity treatment, medicines can be sent by m everywhere. Curable cases guaranteod existe it is (rankly stated. Call or write, _ Nervous Prostration, Debility, Mental and Phystos Woakness, Morcurial and other affections of Throat Old Sores_and Ulcers, Imped! Sp 200 pages; the whole storywelltold. Many recolpts; wh by, WG T, b ostage 8, consoquences snd aure. Malled fop Sbo stampe. sopt - dawly